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The Wiyot, a Native American tribe, inhabited the Northern California coast along the Pacific Ocean. Their diet consisted of clams, fish, salmon, and even marine mammals like sea lions and whales. They crafted rectangular shelters using redwood planks, featuring a smoke hole for fire. Wiyot clothing was made from rabbit and deer skins, providing warmth in winter. Their tools included canoes made of redwood and meticulously crafted baskets using techniques like twining. The Wiyot's rich cultural practices and deep connection to their environment shaped their way of life.
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By: Denise Anguiano 4th Grade Mrs. Millan Wiyot
Region • The Wiyot lived along the shore of the Pacific Ocean. There location was the Northern California coast.
Food • The Wiyots ate food from the Pacific Ocean. They ate clams,fish,salmon, Sea lions,whales that were lost in the beach,deer,elk,huckleberries wild berries,acorns.
Shelter • The shelter of the Wiyot was made of redwood planks were rectangular shape. • They had a smoke hole on the roof for building fires inside.
Clothing • The Wiyot clothing was made from rabbit skins, and deer skins. • When it was cold like winter they used more deer hide.
Tools • The tools were that they made canoes with redwood trees. • They also made basket making called twining by twining they made it from branches and plant fibers.
